Frank Ragnow’s Return Cut Short
Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow will not return to the team after failing a physical examination, halting his plans to come out of retirement. Reports initially surfaced that Ragnow had decided to play another season, which caused a stir across the NFL. However, medical evaluations determined he did not meet the physical requirements to rejoin the roster.
Background and Career
Ragnow, a long-time anchor of Detroit’s offensive line, had previously retired due to recurring injuries. His decision to potentially return brought optimism among fans and teammates, given his reputation for resilience and leadership. The failed medical assessment, though, officially ended that prospect.
Impact on the Lions
With Ragnow staying retired, the Lions will continue relying on younger linemen to solidify their offensive front. The team has expressed gratitude for his years of dedication and professionalism, emphasizing the critical role he played in building a strong locker room culture.
“Frank gave everything to this team, and we respect his decision and health above all,” a Lions spokesperson said.
Summary
Frank Ragnow’s intended comeback with the Detroit Lions was canceled after he did not pass a required physical test, marking the end of his playing career.
Author’s summary: The Detroit Lions confirmed that Frank Ragnow’s attempt to return from retirement ended after failing his physical evaluation, officially closing his NFL chapter.
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